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Lot Description

Two Blue and White Porcelain Vessels

QING DYNASTY (1644-1912)

清青花西番蓮紋賞瓶及博古圖蓋罐
the first a vase of towering proportion, the body in the form of an inverse truncated coned narrowing at angled shoulders to a lipped neck and everted mouth rim. The body decorated with a primary frieze of radiant lotus heads between bands of petal lappets and crashing waves, the underside incised with a six-character mark. The smaller a slight jar decorated with underglaze blue and red to show a various antiques, the slightly everted mouth surmounted by a hardwood cover.

Height of taller 12 3/4 in., 32.4 cm.

Condition Report

The tall vase in overall good condition; the smaller jar has small chip and several short hairlines along the mouth rim, and pitting to the glaze, otherwise it is in good condition.

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